Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16

Nos and carry St. Lous sleepers and Kansas
City coaches; Chicago sleepers from Marshalltown
Nos iss, s., 1ss and 1s5 do not carry passengers.
G. w. TURNER,
AR't, Austin.
Have YOU called on Fairbanks?
Coal heater for sale at this Office.
The best of Bulk oysters at New En-
gland Bakery.
New line of wall paper at Giles s.
Shepherds,
Purity flour $1.35 per sack at G. W.
Taylor & Co.'S.
New bill board put up Saturday, next
to Sweningsen's.
Fresh bread, pies. and cakes at New
England Bakery.
The I'd hand store and tinshop is the
busiest place in town. tt
Ladies' stationery and artists mater.
ials at Giles s. Shepherds.
Call and see the new line of window
shades at Giles & Shepherds.
ALL special orders receive prompt at
tention at New England Bakery.
Chest protectors. Everybody ought
to have one; at Giles s. Shepherds.
Fix up your windows. Get your
glass and putty of Giles & Shepherd.
-Owatonna has White Cross society
with Prof A. w. Rankin as president.
You can sell your old stoves, furni-
ture, ETC., ETC., at the Sd hand store. tt
Married, by Justice Sheedy. Tuesday,
Nov. Is, Henry Riebe to Christina Nissen.
School books for both the city and
district schools can be had at Giles q
Shepherds.
If you want good dish of oysters, a
good lunch, or a good meal, go to New
England Bakery.
-Crocke1y, glassware, notions, tin
ware, boots and shoes, underwear, ETC.,
etc., at the I'd hand store. If
For sale-A light two-seated spring
wagon, for one or two horses. Enquire
at A. Folsom's variety store.
j. Schwan has begun work on the
foundation for his new residence. It
will be one of Austin's fine ones.
Persons wishing the services of an
experienced male nurse can be accommo-
dated by calling on A. Drost at store of
NJ. Majors.
Mrs. Adrian Drost will take two or
three young lady boarders. No. 610 Jay
street. She can also furnish day board
for three men.
-Hoag has a new baker, young Nor
wegian named Fred Thompson. He is
from New York. and Mr.. 81. is we'll
pleased with him.
The new sidewalk in front of the
West g. Litchfield block was much appre-
clated by pedestrians during the damp
weather last week.
The highest cash price paid for all
kinds of fat stock, hides and tallow At
McFadden's new Main street meat mark
ct, opposite Court House.
This part of the state is having some
thing very much like Car famine just
now. At some points 1t is impossible to
get cars, at others the waits are long.
Dodge County Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Sterling went to Austin Sat-
urday night to attend q theatrical enter
tainme in which friend took part.
%. W. Shaw has been enjoying some
of the beauties of bachelor life. while
his family are making their eastern Wis
it. We know how it is and extend SYM
pathy.
Mrs. n. L. Haney has added to her
millinery store full line Of fancy goods.
Her customers will find her supplied with
a complete stock Of hats, bonuets, and q
general millinery line.
John Sistek, living just beyond South
bridge, buried six year old child last
week, of diphtheria. we hear. The at
tending physician, DR.. Phillips, reports
no further cases 1t present.
The chapel in third ward now has .
permanent pastor. Rev. D. P. Grosscup.
of Princeton. ILL.,, has taken charge OF
the work over there and will be at his
post Of duty in couple Of weeks. he
is now at Princeton after his family.
Our friends from The west find ford
ing Turtle Creek very much OF good
thing this fall. Will we have to keep It
up ell winteri Is getting to be the inter
esting question. Il seems to many ss it
the time had about come to have some
thing done about it.